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These museums and attractions in Tokyo are now reopening – updated July 12

Most museums, art galleries, theme parks and attractions are reopening amid another Covid-19 emergency extension

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With the Tokyo Olympic Games approaching, Tokyo has gone into a new state of emergency to curb the number of infections. Many restaurants and bars have been asked to refrain from serving alcohol and shorten its business hours, but most attractions including museums, art galleries and theme parks across the capital still continue to be open, albeit with strict capacity limits and social distancing measures.

Here are the major venues that are operating on reduced business hours (or closed) during the state of emergency. We've arranged the list in alphabetical order by venue name.

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Venues and attractions in Tokyo

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  • Art
  • Galleries
  • Roppongi

As of May 21, Perrotin is open from 12noon-6pm, but reservations must be booked in advance via email. 

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  • Attractions
  • Sightseeing
  • Shiba-Koen

Until July 16, the top deck of Tokyo Tower is open from 10am-9.45pm, and the main deck is open from 10am-10pm. Selected restaurants and shops are operating on shorter hours

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  • Attractions
  • Theme parks
  • Tama area

Yomiuri Land is open from 10am-5pm, but the park is restricted to 5,000 visitors per day until further notice.

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